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our viewers joining us in the united states and all around the world, i'm bianca nobilo. it's 4 a.m. on the u.s. east coast and 9 a.m. here in london. we have breaking news this hour. again with the breaking news. the new harry and meghan dock cuedocku series was released an hour ago. here's what we can tell you so far. early on harry issues a scathing rebuke of the media and meghan gives her reasons for working on the documentary. >> i'm not going to say that it's comfortable, but when you feel like people haven't gotten any sense of who you are for so long, it's really nice to just be able to let people have a bit more of a glimpse into what's happened and also who we are. >> with me now, my co-anchor

who's had his hands full today max foster and kate williams on set. max, let's start with you. you have an hour. what have you gleaned so far? >> three hours into one. we're getting through it. they've explained their reasons for doing this documentary, which is largely they want to tell their story. it's how they got together, very much describing how this was a love story and how they didn't want to ultimately conform into the royal system. from the very beginning they had this caveat. they asked members of the royal family to contribute and they declined to do so. that's why we don't have that side of the debate. it starts actually with cell phone footage, the two of them recording their thoughts as soon as they had left the royal family. not left the royal family but left their royal roles. from a very early stage they were filming elements of what

would become this documentary that came out today. a couple of sound bites that stood out from me. one from harry, one where he says i think so many people in the family, especially obviously the men, they have a temptation or urge to marry someone who would fit the mold as to perhaps someone who would be destined to be with them. difference between making decisions with your head and your heart suggesting men in the family had married people they weren't destined to be with and weren't truly in love with, which is quite a thing to say about other members of your own family. also talking about how what a struggle it was growing up with so much media around them. this idea that there's a conspiracy really between the media, the royal rotor, as he describes it, and the palace. this idea that certain u.k. media are given access to the palace system. the deal back is that they give

positive coverage in the media. we're not part of the royal rotor but i'm involved with them. i don't really see that there's a conspiracy there but that's what harry and meghan felt because they didn't benefit from that system. >> that did strike me. when they say the royal media is an extension of the pr from the palace. that's not the case for what you see. it does see the an tag doe glis, if you like, in the early part of the episode, squarely the british media which can come as no surprise. does it strike you that perhaps that will be the target of some of the criticism rather than the cambridges? >> yes, bianca. i've watched all episode one and

episode two and three and i'm going back and forth. very focused on the media. my duty to expose the exploitation of the media involvement. it's not just us, it's the biggest story that his mother suffered and in episode he goes into the harassment he suffered as a child from the beginning. his earliest memories was being chased by the paparazzi. that's a sad thing to remember. he talks also very sadly about how after his mother dies he's struggling to get over that and also being chased by the media. certainly it's very targeted on the media and very targeted on what they've suffered. we know harry and meghan have talked about press intrusion and they are suing various papers. episode one is a love story, episode is harry's early life and diana and episode three is the gear up to the wedding. he's texting her father, thomas

markle had a heart attack, didn't come to the wedding. she texts him and he texts back and she says, that is not the way he'd ever address me by text. she and harry say, that's when we realized his phone was compromised. there's an implication here, i think, if i'm right in interpreting it, that harry -- that thomas markle's phone was hacked by someone or some people who were trying to get certain texts out of meghan. that is a serious allegation. we've seen in the trailers from their lawyer, it was a war on harry and meghan. suggesting not that they were just press harassment, there were stories and we've seen that in the trailers. i don't think this is discussed in episodes 1, 2, 3. the i think this will be coming out this time next week. this is bombshell allegations and they are speaking about their lives.

>> let's talk more about the epi episodes. so far based on what you've seen, which statements or hints or allegations do you think would present the biggest issue for the palace, king charles iii and for the prince of waless? >> it's decided they weren't protected and the palace would always argue they did protect meghan and harry and did all they could to protect meghan and elevate meghan to where she was part of the royal family. within the other system it is a hierarchy. william and kate would always get a higher press at formal occasions. one of the things harry speaks about is some of the racist coverage in the british tabloid media, at this pointly one article that appeared in "the

daily mail" online. this is how he pushes that towards the finale. everything that she, meghan, was being put through they had been put through as well. it was almost like a rite of passage. some of the members of the family were like, my wife had to go through that so why should your girlfriend be treated any differently. he wanted extra help because she had this race element that other members of the rest of the family didn't have and he didn't get that back. that's one of the kernels of frustration and they weren't protected and ultimately left. >> kate, the intimacy of this betrayal and insight into the couple is quite striking and unlike anything we would have seen from members of the royal family before because in the

early episode you see meghan and she's in the bathroom, her hair in a turban. prince harry is referring to the fact he didn't have anyone he loved, relationships in his life balls of this press intrusion, their personal dye vul gagainst we're seeing. >> they start with a video diary. first thing is harry at the vip lounge in heathrow airport after leaving the royal family. meghan is in her bathrobe talking about her early experiences. they talk about their first date, their love story. they go in a very intimate manner, as you say. this is unprecedented in terms of the intimacy they're giving into the lives of royal family members and how meghan came into the royal family and how she came out of the royal family.

>> max, i haven't seen more than the first episode but i understand we're hearing from more friends of the couple and also family members, too? >> yes. so her mother -- meghan's mother speaks on there. also, the former palace staffers who now work for meghan and here ri, key historians, constitutional experts. they have authoritative people in there backing it up. the director says i hope when viewers press play, whatever preconceptions people have, they'll be open to discovery of what we shared in this documentary series. it's an incredible love story set against the context of huge stakes and a journey of an historical event that will be discovered for a long time to come.

>> max and kate, i will leave you to keep digesting. we'll check back in with you. a team hired by donald trump's lawyers search his new jersey golf resort and trump tower. what they were looking for and what they found just ahead. plus, many republicans are now questioning if their party can afford to keep following donald trump after losing the high profile senate race in georgia. later on, many states in the central and western u.s. are bracing for dangerous winter weather. meteorologist derek van dam is tracking all of it for us. >> good morning to you, bianca. rain to the coastal areas and heavy mountain snows across california, washington, oregon. you'll want to see how much snow is going to fall, how it will impact c cities to the west comg up after the break.

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new details are emerging from a harry and meghan docu series that dropped the last hour. in it how they got together and harry's speech about getting

harassed by the paparazzi and how his mother, bryn ses d-- princess diana had endured the media. the bringing new revelation noose t-- revelations into it. the 2022 mid-terms are finally over. donald trump already announced his intentions to run but the track record of picking winning candidates has come to an end especially after herschel walker's loss of the senate race. >> reporter: allies of former president trump are concerned about what herschel walker's loss means for the former president. they had hoped walker would win, walker being trump's hand picked

candidate. they also hoped that a win would end the calls for new gop leadership after so many of trump's candidates in the mid-terms failed. now what they are saying is quite the opposite. they are concerned that his loss is going to lead to more people, more demand for people to challenge former president donald trump when it comes to 2024. this loss of walker is coming off a very bad tp loss for the president. he has been stewing at his mar-a-lago resort. he is calling his allies and he is upset about his campaign's success so far. he is upset about the verdicts in new york and he remains upset about herschel walker. there is a reason for this. we are hearing from a number of people who are former trump supporters who are saying it is time to move on. i want to read you one quote

here from someone who is close to trump. they said, donald's got his problems right now and they are so numerous that i don't think he can win and i want to back a winner. there are a lot of friends of mine who don't want trump at the top of the ticket because they feel like it's a killer. that is a pretty strong statement for somebody who has backed donald trump and even spoken to him recently. someone who is close to the former president. one thing to keep in mind, even with all of this, we've talked to advisers, people who don't support trump they are weary of him. they've been down this road before. there is still a portion of the base who doesn't care about any of this and only cares about supporting donald trump. that's something, of course, that has yet to be determined. the former president is the most politically vulnerable he's

been. new developments in the donald trump saga. a search team has uncovered more classified materials, this time at a storage unit in florida. it wasn't fbi agents who found them. cnn's evan perez explains. >> reporter: a team hired by donald trump's lawyers found two more documents marked classified in the storage facility when they conducted a search on four trump properties. the trump team turned over the documents to the fbi which in august conducted a search of the former president's home in florida. justice department lawyers told the lawyers that the government believed there were still additional documents missing and that has raised the prospect trump was disobeying a federal grand jury subpoena this summer. a source tells cnn that trump

lawyers oversaw the search. the gsa shipped trump's belongings to that storage area after he left the white house. a spokesman for trump said the former president and his counsel will continue to be cooperative and transparent with the federal investigation. evan perez, cnn, washington. two weeks from now we should know everything the u.s. house select committee has discovered in its investigation of the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. chairman bennie thompson said the panel is aiming to make the final report public on december 21st. it came two years after a crowd stormed the u.s. capitol. simultaneously, they're

preparing a list of criminal referrals which sources say could include trump and some of his closest allies. they have yet to vote on a finalist. the referrals do not mean the justice department will pursue them since it has its own ongoing investigations but as one prominent democrat on the committee said, the facts all point to possible criminal charges, including against the former president. >> i think the facts support a potential charge against the former president. the justice department, in my view, needs to hold everyone equally responsible for the law and that includes former presidents when they engage in criminality. >> michael flynn is the latest of trump's allies to be compelled to testify in georgia. that in-person testimony is expected in the coming hours. they're focused on the efforts by the president and his close

ties to pressure officials on the 2020 results. he was ordered to appear in person. in just a matter of hours, the u.s. house is expected to take up the respect for marriage act following its passage in the senate last week. speaker nancy pelosi wrote in an op ed she is overjoyed that one of the last bills she will sign will be the legislation protecting same-sex marriage in the you united states. juror police have a possible new lead as they investigate the killing of four university of idaho students. the announcement came after officers returned some of the victims personal belongings to their families on wednesday. now police say they're looking for at least one person in a white hyundai sedan that was seen near the crime scene on november 13th. officers say people in that car

may have critical information about the case. the students were stabbed to death off campus in their home in moscow, idaho, most likely while they were asleep. so far police have not announced a suspect or a murder weapon. millions of americans are under dangerous winter weather as it moves from the rockies to the midwest. bitter cold temperatures are expected. meteorologist derek van dam is tracking it for us. >> i feel like i need to sing the song "it's beginning to look a lot like christmas" out there. this winter weather pattern is shaping up to bring snow to people. there are multiple rounds of snow in the central and western portion of the country. i'll do the best to break it down in the time i have. this winter weather advisory

from nebraska, kansas, minnesota and iowa. that's for this afternoon and evening. colorado rockies getting snowfall right now. they have a winter weather advisory in effect now. this is for an impending storm impacting the sierra nevada and cascades. i want to highlight the avalanche threat and that has warnings and watches in effect. very unstable snow pack from the recent snow that has taken shape across the area. this is the initial storm system from omaha, denver, chicago and check your flight plans if you are checking in and out of the cities. minneapolis. there's a weak disturbance across salt lake city. seattle, portland, san francisco

and even as far south here. one of the computer models depicted upwards of 5 feet of snow in some of the higher elevations of the sierra nevada. central and northern california. building the snow pack. that's good. we know about the well advertised drought that's ongoing across the state of california. in fact, the entire western u.s. 99% of the state of california under drought conditions. when you start to see precipitation, add in multiple storms like this. you put in dents every time the storms come through in the drought numbers. this is what we need to see and could cause travel delays. we want to see it build up because that means more fresh water availability. >> derek van dam, thank you so much. disappointed you didn't see the christmas song. >> next time.

we are following breaking news with the release of the new netflix docu series. max foster joins us live with the latest after a short little break.

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welcome back. netflix viewers are getting a behind the scenes look at meghan and harry. the first three episodes are available for streaming right now. cnn is watching and can report it. the couple describes an insular relationship with the media. orchestrated reality show and harry says harassment from the paparazzi is being made worse by

social media. >> this is our duty. i feel as though being part of this family, it is my duty to uncover this exploitation that's been in our media. no one knows the full truth. we know the full truth. the institution knows the full truth. the media knows the full truth. >> with me now, cnn's royal historian kate williams and max foster. you both dived into the series. max, let's start with you. the new lines coming fast we are hearing that meghan has described their engagement, orchestrated reality show while learning more about their relationship with the press. what strikes you at this time? >> yeah. the this is ideally something they wanted protected. they're describing their love

story, how they got together. they have said they want to tell people more about themselves as well as what happened with the departure from the royal family. the idea that there is a conspiracy between the palace and the media and the palace is very concerned about upsetting the media. and there's a royal rotor system, a pooling system where certain outlets get favored access in order to tell the royal story effectively. they didn't benefit from that so harry describing how male members of the family, their wives had gone through similar ordeals with the british media. you just have to go through it. harry saying it's different this time because they've got a race element and not stepping in to recognize that or understand that. harry and meghan wanted more protection from the palace and more push back. they felt they weren't getting that.

harry explaining where that comes from which is growing up with a wonderful mother who gave them great experiences but much of his childhood punctuated by media intrusion and how that really scarred him. he sees certainly parallels between meghan and his mother, not just in terms of character but the way they were both treated and how he wasn't going to let that happen to his wife, the same thing that happened to his mother, which is why they left the royal roles they had committed to. >> kate, max speaking there about the mentions of the historical parallels and similarities that harry sees in his mother and his wife. the presence of diana is deeply felt in this docu series. >> yes, it is deeply felt. he talks about it in episode two. he's talked about the pain and suffering of women who mary into the royal family. he talks about how she was

followed. early memories of being followed and the panorama, she was deceived into t. she spoke her truth. she spoke her actual truth. he was concerned she suffered so much he doesn't want meghan to suffer the same. what this documentary is saying if we learn nothing from the suffering of princess diana, we learned nothing. meghan was pursued and perceived because there was racism as well. >> max, one line which wasn't said by either harry or meagan but one of the others speaking in the documentary, a former spokesman and he also had another role with the royal family. i think the arch well foundation, he's involved with that. he said that the idea of a family anointed by god, by blood to rule over this country and other countries around the world

is a difficult concept for people to get their heads around. it's not so far explicit but this docu series doesn't really paint the monarchy as a relevant or kind institution in the 21st century. >> yeah, they're trying to explain it to someone in the world. he worked at kensington palace, worked very closely to the cambridges and sussexs. he left to go work with the sussexs in communication and now runs their foundations. he sees their point of view. they have quite legitimate people speaking on this. it's almost too hallowed, in a way, the sussex's view to the monarchy. trying to bring reality to it. they explained how when harry

introduced meghan to the family, they were overcome by her being a hollywood ak dress and there was some cliches that they attached to that. they struggled to deal with her is what harry was suggesting when they first met meghan. i think it is a bit lost in translation between the hollywood vibe and the british vibe. they both struggled to bringing that to reality. never fully understood meghan or what she could contribute. >> this is interesting. when meghan is discussing the walk about, this event in brittain, you can tell the cultural differences. she doesn't understand the style of that or why it takes place anyway. can you explain to our international viewers how harry and meghan are regarded in this country at the moment, the complexities and what impact this docu series will have? >> they've said they want to

tell their truth. books have been written by people who don't even know. isn't it more sensible to hear our side of the story? certainly obviously they're suing a lot of newspapers here in the united kingdom. there's criticism of the press coverage and the royal rotor, criticizing the royal press here saying they were an extended pr of the royal family. they do get criticism in the media. i think there's a lot of support for meghan when she married into the royal family. a lot of sympathy for her. meghan was the first woman of color to mary into the royal family. multi-cultural brittain. majority people of color. one of the historians said the royal family catching up with bri brittain.

now meghan and harry have left the royal family. that needs examining. it is something people in brittain are thinking very seriously about. you are saying the monarchy. the queen had a lot of sympathy. charles's rein has been overseen by a racist rowe. charles's position is a bit shaky. how relevant is the monarchy and how relevant is it to the young and people of color? >> a key element of the modern monarchy and family dynamics discussed is the relationship between prince harry and prince william. is there much mention of the prince and princess of wales in the docu series? >> not yet. there are references to the family. when he introduced them to family members saw her as an

american actress and it wouldn't last. some criticism there. it's quite generic. we don't know what they're talking about. to kate's point, looking at more detail about what they're saying with the relationship with the media, there is a conspiracy between royal correspondents and the palace. how you react. whenever there's something difficult, the advice is not to react or feed into the stories. don't react to every news story you don't like. clearly harry and meghan did want more reaction. there is a debate there. what is the best way to deal with constant daily barrage of media attacks? do you respond to every attack or do you not? there are two very divergent communication strategies. that's one huge part of the tension here. you know, everything that meghan had been put through, this idea that other women in the family had been put through as well.

just deal with it and get on. they're essentially questioning and identifying the stiff upper lip which is what defines the monarchy. you don't let everything around you affect you and get consumed into it. that is what the monarchy is. you rise above things and you represent continuity and you don't go with the ups and downs. they're basically questioning the fundamental presence of the monarchy. there is a fundamental debate which is worth having but it's very different from what people in the palace would have. i don't think they would agree with a lot of what's in here. >> i'm sure as you were saying because of the divergence of communication strategies, they will not be responding in kind. max foster and kate williams, thank you both very much. we'll check in with you at the top of the hour. >> cnn learns of a controversial request of ukraine as the battle ragesing on. we'll have details ahead. plus, chinese president xi

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an update now on what we're learning from the new harry and meghan documentary. the first few episodes recently dropped. >> there's a hierarchy in the family. there's leaking and also planting stories. >> there was a war against meghan to suit other people's agendas. >> it's about hatred. it's about race. >> it's a dirt any game. >> pain and suffering of women marrying into this institution. this feeding frenzy. >> i realized, they're never going to protect you. >> in episode three the duchess of sussex explains her confusion with the first walk about.

she truly believe the british media wanted drama from her mom's side. her mom shared her take on the past five years and she described her first impressions of harry. it's considered one of the most controversial requests from ukraine since the war began. according to multiple u.s. and ukrainian officials, ukraine has been urging the u.s. for months to provide the ukrainian military with weapons banned. according to an investigation, russia has used cluster bombs more often and against civilian targets. vladimir putin is warning of an increasing threat of nuclear war. he says his country will use, quote, all means available if necessary. >> translator: we will proceed from what we have. there can be only one answer

from our side, a consistent fight for our national interests. we will continue to do so and let no one count on anything else. yes, we will do it in different ways and in terms and means, first of all. of course we will focus on peaceful means but if nothing else remains, then we will defend ourselves with all available means at our disposal. >> ukraine remains focused on getting more weapons. they're going to send 18 wheeled howi howitzers. volodymyr zelenskyy said ten civilians were killed in a strike in donetsk. in the south four police officers were killed by russian mines. cnn's scott mcclain joins us live from london. scott, let's return to the lines we're getting about trust in munitions. is it likely the u.s. will grant this request? what impact would using cluster

munitions have on this? >> reporter: very good point, bianca. ukraine has tried to claim the moral high ground with how they go about this war and defending this country and limiting civilian casualties. it's very difficult to do that when we talk about cluster bombs. there's far too many to list all of them. a good example came back in april when a russian bomb that the u.n. found pass a cluster bomb that hit the eastern part of the country. it killed 60 people and injured more than 100. the aftermath of that was absolutely horrific. ukrainians saying having more of these weapons would change the war and help it end sooner. i can show you why they think that. if we're talking about normal bombs, the immediate, most deadly area that's destroyed is

a width of 50 meters. when you talk about cluster munitions,s there are two explosions, one detonates in the sky sending a bunch of smaller bombs out about 100 meters wide and that is when the bombs go off. you can understand why it is so hard to limit civilian casualties. they want to use this against concentrations of russian troops, military targets only. war as we know is complicated. russian troops are not exactly siloed off from the rest of the population so it's difficult to do that in practical terms. the other concern is some of those little cluster bombs, some of those bomblets don't detonate so they're left behind as land mines for civilians to come across later.

that's why the u.s. has made it difficult to transfer them to other countries. that's part of the reason why the biden administration so far has said no. they haven't really considered it yet. a former defense secretary, bianca, says they should. listen. >> russians are not playing by the marcus of queens berry rules. they're sending cluster bombs into schools, hospitals. they have no regard for human life. >> reporter: so, bianca, one other thing to mention and that is the u.s. has obviously a stockpile of these weapons. one model of the weapon they phased out back in 2016 because there were so many of those bomblets that weren't exploding. that's what the ukrainians want, because they say it will be more effective. if they don't have it, it will collect dust in the u.s.

chinese president xi jinping is in saudi arabia. we have new video just in to cnn. president xi meeting with mohamed bin salman. the chinese leader taking part in two major summits. greater chinese influence could come at the expense of u.s. partnerships. let's bring in nic robertson. nic, talk to me about the relationship that exists between president xi and bin salman and what they stand to gain? >> i think it's constructive if we go back to february 2019 when president xi jinping invites him to beijing. why does he do that? that's two months after the killing of jamal khashoggi. he was becoming a global pariah. xi jinping knew bringing him to

beijing, giving him an international platform and a chance to get applause and look like a states man would be beneficial. they understand each other. they're auto kratz. they also want strong economies. china is the biggest oil importer, saudi arabia is the biggest oil exporter. there's good business to be done between them. for the last five years, china has been saudi arabia's biggest trading partner. they see working together on such things as a joint petrochemical venture, which is one of the things that -- a project that may come out of these meetings, they see that as a way of strengthening this relationship and signaling to the populations of both companies that this is a good relationship, presidential relationship. for president xi, it goes way beyond that. the this is an opportunity to decouple saudi arabia from u.s.

interests. this is something that they're keen to do. i think it's so instructive. you saw the longhand shake between president xi and mbs. president biden when he visited got a fist bump. when president biden landed at the airport in jetta, the saudi ambassador met him. when president xi landed he got the foreign minister and a fly by, a red and yellow com trail. signaling that they understand each other, what it takes to be in power which is to show to the population they have a good relationship. really, this is global power plays at work. yes, coming out as not so much piranha but global power brokering. >> fascinating to see the telegraph in fairly subtle ways.

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one last recap on our breaking news. the royal revelations released

by the duke and duchess of sussex in their new documentary. the unprecedented series dropped about two hours ago. there's a heavy focus on the ro role of the paparazzi in their lives. >> back in my mom's day, it was physically aggressive. cameras in your face, following you, chasing you. the harassment is minor now. once the photos are out, then it becomes the social media harassment. harry went on to say to watch another woman he loves go through the media frenzy is hard. stay with cnn for further details on the duke and duchess of sussex and how the royal family reacts. for now, that does it on "cnn newsroom." i'm bianca nobilo. i'll be back in just a few minutes. for people who are a little intense about hydration.

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